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hi all,
if anyone has a particularly useful resource/reference you can point me toward
for getting the highly locked-down IIS 6 to allow perl scripts to run, you will
save me from jumping off the nearest high-altitude cliff. I was able to
configure and run perl smashi
hi all,
if anyone has a particularly useful resource/reference you can point me
toward for getting the highly locked-down IIS 6 to allow perl scripts to
run, you will save me from jumping off the nearest high-altitude cliff.
I was able to configure and run perl smashingly
on IIS 4 and IIS 5, and
Thanks for the uhhh... pointers (wrong language?). As a newbie, when I "use
strict" I end up chasing so many rabbits down blind holes that I spend days
troubleshooting issues that have nothing to do with my program. I realize I
will have to apply the discipline at some point... for now, writin
Brian Raven wrote:
>
> and "use warnings;" is better
> than -w.
To the best of my knowledge, use warnings is only *better* in that it
gives you more control than -w. -w should report all warnings (the same
as use warnings 'all') from my reading of docs. I
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> Greetings,
>
> Just trying to re-arrange ID3 information in a large set of
